Why now??! Need advice

[WackoJacko42]

All are autoflowers, and all have been growing superbly, till now of course, all of them have just switched to flower and have been developing buds and stretching as they do, but on a couple we have begun to see damage to the leaves...

The white widow which is the one in the photos started showing signs of deficiencies which we have just given them a good drink with nutrients added to the water pH balanced and all.

We seen signs of calcium deficiency as they have switched to flower so they will need that little bit more to keep them happy, so we watered them all and now seeing new signs of leaf damage.. any help and ideas would be greatly appreciated

 

[Kingstongrows]

Your cute wanna meet up?

 

[bk78]

Your cute wanna meet up?

Sure big boy

 

[bk78]

All are autoflowers, and all have been growing superbly, till now of course, all of them have just switched to flower and have been developing buds and stretching as they do, but on a couple we have begun to see damage to the leaves...

The white widow which is the one in the photos started showing signs of deficiencies which we have just given them a good drink with nutrients added to the water pH balanced and all.

We seen signs of calcium deficiency as they have switched to flower so they will need that little bit more to keep them happy, so we watered them all and now seeing new signs of leaf damage.. any help and ideas would be greatly appreciated

More information on your grow please.

 

[WackoJacko42]

More information on your grow please.

What info do you need? Indoor setup in a tent, good ventilation, good lighting which is all hung about 10"+ above canopy, test water with pH pen every time before watering, due to them going to flower we have started giving half and half veg and bloom fertilisers as the bottle recommends about 6ml per liter, so we been following those guidelines. First we seen calcium deficiency on the one white widow plant, so watered them with certs etc, then the next day starting having weird discoloration from the leaf tips inwards and is still happening, but plants are all perky and looking happy

 

[GreatWhiteNorthGrows]

What info do you need? Indoor setup in a tent, good ventilation, good lighting which is all hung about 10"+ above canopy, test water with pH pen every time before watering, due to them going to flower we have started giving half and half veg and bloom fertilisers as the bottle recommends about 6ml per liter, so we been following those guidelines. First we seen calcium deficiency on the one white widow plant, so watered them with certs etc, then the next day starting having weird discoloration from the leaf tips inwards and is still happening, but plants are all perky and looking happy

Your grow medium would be a great start. Also what nutrients, some actual details on the light as saying a "good light" tells us actually nothing, so let's get specific please.